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by hutzlibu
2043 days ago
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"we realize that some species have disappeared, and in their wake, others are going too, and we are left with a homogeneous ecosystem " Species come and go all the time. Globalisation just made it a lot faster. So there will be imbalances and local system collapsing and temporary a dominating species etc., but alltogether the diversity of species will be increased, with fast global exchange. Because there are more candidates to fill a niche. Local established ones still have a home bonus. Their DNA is adopted to the local climate and soil, unlike the invaders. They won't vanish anytime soon. The thing really threatening diversity are monoculture fields with pesticides. |
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